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You can access available transitions in the Transitions panel (click Transitions on the Action bar).

Quick view: All the available transitions appear as thumbnails in the Transitions panel. The Quick view contains a subset of the transitions available in the Expert view.

Expert view: The transitions are organized into categories. You can narrow a search for transitions by choosing a transition type, such as Dissolve, from the Category menu. You can also search for a transition by typing its name in the search box. The Expert view has more transitions compared to the Quick view.

Video transitions have animated thumbnail previews that show how they affect clips. Select a transition to set its thumbnail in motion. You can preview an animated thumbnail transition in the Transition panel without having to apply it to a clip.

Note:

Adobe Premiere Elements includes two audio transitionsin the Crossfade category: Constant Power and Constant Gain. Thoughboth provide fades, they differ slightly. Constant Power createsa smoother-sounding fade, while Constant Gain, though mathematicallylinear, often sounds abrupt.

In the Quick view or the Expert view, click Transitionson the Action bar. The Transitions panel appears.

Click the thumbnail for any video transition to set it inmotion.

The default transition is used in slideshows you create and files you import from Adobe® Photoshop® Elements.It is also used in motion backgrounds you create for DVD menus.The default transitions are Cross Dissolve for video or still images andConstant Power for audio. However, you can change these defaults.

In the Quick view or the Expert view, click Transitionson the Action bar. The Transitions panel appears.
Right-click/ctrl-click the transition you want to bethe default and choose Set Selected As Default Transition. (A grayoutline marks the icon of the default transition.)

In the Quick view timeline, drop zones (indicated by vertical green lines) appear the moment you drag a transition. The drop zones let you easily apply transitions between clips.

In the Quick view, click Transitions on the Action bar. The Transitions panel is displayed.

Drag a transition from the Transitions panel to the drop zone between two clips in the Quick view timeline. An icon of the transition appears on the right and left bottom corners of the clip to indicate it has been applied. In addition, the Transition contextual control is displayed.

(Optional) Modify the properties of the clip, for example duration. Click More to further customize the transition and preview your changes.

In the Quick view, click Transitions on the Action bar. The Transitions panel is displayed.

From the Transitions panel, select the transition youwant to apply.

• If any one side of the clip has nothing adjacent to it, drag the transition to the transition rectangle on that side of the clip.

• If the clip is adjacent to another clip, drag the transition to the desired edge of the clip. In the Transitions contextual control set Alignment as Left Clip, Between Clips, or Right Clip.

When applying transitions to the Expert view timeline,you can choose from alignment options, Left Clip, Between Clips,or Right Clip.

Toapply a transition between two clips in the Expert view timelinethe clips must be on the same track, with no space between them.

Ifa double‑sided transition must use repeated frames (rather thantrimmed frames), the transition icon contains additional diagonallines. The lines span the area where it has used the repeated frames.

In the Expert view, click Transitions on the Actionbar. The Transitions panel appears.

From the Transitions panel select the category containingthe transition you want to apply.

Drag the transition from the Transitions panel to thecut between two clips in the Expert view timeline, and release themouse button when one of the following alignment icons appears:

Aligns the beginning of the transition to the beginningof the second clip.

Centers the transition over the cut.

Aligns the end of the transition to the end of the firstclip.

Note:

Pressing Ctrl while dragging a transitionlets you select Start At Cut, Center At Cut, or End At Cut by slowlydragging the transition left and right over the cut.

When you create a single‑sided transition,whatever is below the transition in the Expert view timeline appearsin the transparent portion of the transition. For example, If youwant the clip to transition to black, it must be on Track 1 or have noclips beneath it. If the clip is on a track above another clip,the clip on the lower track appears in the transition, so the transitionwill appear to be double‑sided.

In the Expert view, click Transitions on the Actionbar. The Transitions panel appears.

From the Transitions panel select the category containingthe transition you want to apply.

• If the clip has no adjacent clip to oneside of it, drag the transition from the Transitions panel to theedge of the clip.

• If the clip is adjacent to another clip, Ctrl‑dragthe transition to the edge of the desired clip.

1. Do one of the following:

   • To selectnon-consecutive clips, Shift-click each clip.

   • To select consecutive clips, click in the Project Assetspanel, and drag a marquee around the selected clips.

   • To select all the clips, press Ctrl-A.

2. Right-click/ctrl-click the selected clips, and select ApplyDefault Transition Along CTI.

3. Select one of the following options:

   • Audio

   • Video

To apply default transitions between multiple contiguous clipson the same track:

1. Ctrl-click the clips to which you wantto add the default transition.

2. Right-click/ctrl-click one of the selected clips.

3. Select Apply Default Transition.

The transition is applied at the cut between each of the contiguousclips.

Youcan replace a transition by simply dropping a new transition ontothe old one in the Quick view or the Expert view timeline. Whenyou replace a transition, Premiere Elements maintainsthe alignment and duration of the original transition; however,it discards the settings of the original transition and instead usesthe default settings of the new transition.

In the Quick view/Expert view, click Transitionson the Action bar. The Transitions panel appears.
From the Transitions panel, select the transition youwill use to replace the previous one.
Drag the transition onto the transition in the Expertview timeline or Quick view timeline.

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You can preview transitions you’ve appliedfrom either the Transitions contextual control or the Monitor panel.The Transitions contextual control provides a preview area whereyou can display thumbnails of the actual clips or the default thumbnails(the letters A and B). Adjust your transitions in the Transitions contextualcontrol and preview the transitions as you make adjustments.

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Note:

If you have a digital camcorder, you probably canconnect it to both your computer and TV to see real‑time previewson the TV monitor. This gives you a better sense of how the transitionwill look in the finished movie.

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In the Quick view timeline or the Expertview timeline, move the current-time indicator to the left of thetransition, and then click the Play button in the Monitor panel.

Note:

To preview a particular frame of the transition inthe Monitor panel, drag the current‑time indicator to the desiredframe.

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In the Quick view timeline, a transition appearsas a rectangle on the clips. In the Expert view timeline, a transitionappears just above the cut between two clips, or just above the In or Outpoint of a single clip.

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